Rapid Air Technology for healthier frying
1450W power
Large cooking capacity (0.8kg)
Read more at http://www.tesco.com/direct/philips-hd9220-air-fryer-black/210-5861.prd#uer6Vzx7OA10gqjy.99
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http://www.tesco.com/direct/philips-hd9220-air-fryer-black/210-5861.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=210-5861
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http://www.tesco.com/direct/philips-air-fryer-hd922050-white/232-4786.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=232-4786
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Disco Dave
16 Jun 168#20
Ohhh! great something to keep my chocolate fountain, donut maker and sandwich toaster company in the cupboard
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moislam79
16 Jun 161#1
Unfortunately the offer is not for the digital display version as pictured above. Paid same price for the digital one 18 months ago from John Lewis with 5 year guarantee
KRIS537
16 Jun 161#2
Would like to know how these compare to a deep fat fryer. I know they are healthier but can they cook proper chips etc.
moislam79 to KRIS537
16 Jun 162#3
They cook chips which taste just as good as deep fried only they tend to stick to each other a lot so it is recommended to give the basket a shake around halfway
amzzzzyyyy
16 Jun 16#4
Are they good for only chips or things like fish fingers and other asian foods
Edged
16 Jun 16#5
my chips don't stick together at all, yes great for fish fingers, chicken nuggets, onion rings, waffles are great too, chicken wings, breasts, or legs, the list goes on and on, for me everything taste better ie less fat in it. you'd be surprised how much fat drops of nuggets and fish fingers.
amzzzzyyyy
16 Jun 16#6
Do you feel it uses alot of electricity then?
Hasnaiin
16 Jun 161#7
great for chips and chicken nuggets and not bad for pastrys either
nikkersc
16 Jun 162#8
Works well but an absolute pain to keep clean!
superspod to nikkersc
16 Jun 16#9
I stick our airfryer in the dishwasher.
Roger_Irrelevant to nikkersc
16 Jun 161#12
Agreed I'm wondering if they're worth the hassle over a normal pan of oil, much easier to clean and not sure deep frying uses that much more oil as it doesn't need topping up that often.
superspod
16 Jun 16#10
It heats up quicker than our full-sized oven so I don't think it uses too much electricity. I use our airfryer for roasting veg and warming up bread (as well as chips etc). It's great.
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1450W power
Large cooking capacity (0.8kg)
Read more at http://www.tesco.com/direct/philips-hd9220-air-fryer-black/210-5861.prd#uer6Vzx7OA10gqjy.99
black
http://www.tesco.com/direct/philips-hd9220-air-fryer-black/210-5861.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=210-5861
white
http://www.tesco.com/direct/philips-air-fryer-hd922050-white/232-4786.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=232-4786
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All comments (54)